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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-12-16
The Science OF Sleeping.

1t seems like a very insignificant
question to discuss the position in which
the b. dy should lie in order to secure
healthful sleep. but il is more important
than might at fret be thought. These
remarks by recent writer are worthy
OF consideration
Observations made upon 235 soldiers
show that 81 per cent. slept upon the
right side, % Per cent. upon the left and
6. D per cent. on the back. A physi-
| clan, however, says that it is better to
lie on the right side in the absence of
special diseases. such as lung disease,
! rendering it desirable to lie on the weak
side so as to leave the healthy lung free
I 10 to expand When rest IS taken ON
the right side the body is placed where
the food gravItates more easily out OF
the stomach into the Intes:ines, and the
weight OF the stomach doe. not compress
| the upper portion o: the intestines. To
show how difficult 1t is for the doctors
| to agree, their opinions On the proper
position during sleep may be continued.
! One OF them maintains that lying fiat
on the back, with the limbs relaxed.
| would seem tC secure the greatest
amount of rest for the muscular system.
| This is the position assumed in the
most exhausting diseases, and it is gen ::
eraliy hailed as a token of revival when
the patient voluntarily turns on the
side. Sleeping with arms thrown over
the head is to be deprecated, because it
creates tendency to cramp and cold in
the arms and sometimes seems to cause
headaches and dreams. On the other
hand a physician Says that sleep should
oe taken with the face downward. Ly-
ing with the great weight OF the .tom-
ach, heart, tntestines and other organs
pressing on the numerous nerves about
Inc spine must in time work injury.
Even the half weight, as when a person
lies on his side, must have its bad ef-
fects, it is said. The spine and nerves
are also abnormally treated by the COM
mon way OF resting. Sleeping with the
face downward Is called the natural
way.
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Humorous.

Chsrley-Jack is very inattentive. A
bright thing goes into his head at on.
ear and comes out at the other.
Harry-when I must always be on
the wong side of him.
Charley-How's that.
Harry-The bright things never come
out of his head on the side am watch
ing.
Leader-Bill Gumps was nominated
by our party last night.
American Mechanic-So Heard.
L-You'll support him, won't you?
A. Mo, it isn't necessary that l
should support him.
L-Why Amt il
A. Mills wife does that.
Fsther-Ain't you going to work ?
Lazy son-Guess not.
~ don't undertand how anybody can
loaf such weather as this. Why, is a
real pleasure TO work now"
81 know it, but don't wish to give
myself upioo much TO mere enjoyment.
Fond Father Ito fond daughter, who
has undergone a somewhat painful op-
Grafton at the dentist's.) And my
little girl didn't CRY and carry on while
the dentist was extracting her tooth. {"
Fond daughter. 1.-The idea, papa
You don't suppose I'd be that way in q
strange place -
Now, Mary Ann" said the teacher,
addressing the foremost OF the class in
mythology, who was it that supported
the world on his shoulders ?''
''It was Atlas, ma'am."
And who supported Atlas ?''
The book doesn't say, but 1 guess
his wife supported him."
'This is a new shade, isn't it ?''
Yes, madame, it has Just come in. :"
What is it called ?''
1.-The manufacturer wanted to psy us
delicate compliment, so he named it
The Clerks Favorite.'
"Giye me five yards of yonr plainest
black.''
Bobby Sunday afterroon)-what a
dreffel, long, dreary day Sunday is,
mother2
MOther-WLy 90 you think il dreary,
Bobby?
Bobby (after some thonght)-I sup
pose it's because pa stays at home all
day.
Visitor Ito convict)-What brought
you here, my friend?
Convict-Extreme youth.
Visitor-Why, you are an old man?
Convict-Yes, but the lawyer who
defended me was very young. He
ought not to be in trousers.
"How is your son getting along in
New York, Mr.. Hsyseed Y' Il guess
he amt doin' as well as he says he is.
He was home the other day, an had on
A coiored shirt ar white collar. L ray:
ther suspect he's behind with his
W washer-woman.
Customer Ito Nevada hotel proprie-
tor)-What have you got in the way of
game, landlord?
Landlord rubbing his hands appe-
tiz;ngly)-Well, sir, L can get you up
couple Of nice grasshoppers on toast.
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Smiles and Tears

Ny lot Is cast with those who trssa
The humber walks Of life with =.
That oft are wearY-begginR bread
And pIlstered with the dust ano h...
Aud ali the story of my year.
Is but tale of smiles and tear,
1 may be eaTth's most favored bin,
A ruler OF the land and sea
The winds OF every cline NAV b,t,.
a tribute OF respect to me-
fetall the story OF my years
but tale Of smiles and tears
IL may be that my life hath wrouvb,
Some mighty truth from cbaos ~.
The way was dark and no one sor,s,
To cheer the burdene'd hearts -
Still all the story OF my years
Is but tale OF smiles and tes-s
1t matters not what rank l hold
Among the sons OF toll and str,,.
Or whether young or whether old
reach the goal OF mortal life
For all the story OF my years
Is aye tale Of smiles and ,o..-
For all the stories OF my Yeas
Are but the tales of Smiles s,5.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-12-16
To Make New Blood Good Io'
People.

Old and infirm persons need sous
tonic or geTtle stimulant. especlA'' -,
warm weather. The wine male ~ u 4
Jersey by MIR. Speer's called Fot', .-r
makes healthy blood by reason Q. .,,.rs, m
In the soii. It it Is ust bv the uo'' ~ ~ 10.
physicians and IN hospitals as lle 10 r.
ic wine known. Speer's Claret i ''
Carded as ths purest
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-11-24
KYLE Notes.

All Is quiet in our town az usual. Several
drummers at the Commercial Hotel last
week.
Rev. A. s. Bunting is carrying on quite a
successful meeting at tho Baptist church.
Our worthy friend Mr.. A. s. Denny left
for New Orleans last Friday ON business.
We welcome the Star vindcator, and
wish IL grand su icess, as II richly deserves.
Misses Minnie Roach and Ella Rogers left
for San Marcos Friday eve on visit to the
latter.
Mr.. Nc Naughton Jr. has opened jewell
ry store on main street.
Messrs Walter Denny and Bob Hubbard
visited San Marcos, Sunday.
Though times are hard, II effects not the
sale of gum, among some of the young
folks, anything to relieve the monotony.
Mr.. Arthur Roach aud his wife (nee Miss
Lula Cullen) will be at the Commercial
Thanksgiving day. / trust you will hear
from Kyle in the future under more favor
able circumstances. ANXIOUS.
rGlad to hear from "Amicus," and that he
is again amicable Hope he will supply the
long felt want of the FREE Press in the way
of Kyle correspondence
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-11-24
Sorghum for Sugar, Etc,

EDITOR FREE PREss:-Some few weeks age
had the pleasure of reading an article in
your paper from the pen of A. M. Young
on the question of sorghum sugar making,
and since that time I have been waiting
and watching, expecting to see some action
taken by our people toward starting sor-
ghum sugar mill in our city.
If there is any one crop that 1--WE produce
in Hays county, that of sorghum can claim
to be the most successful, as far as profit is
concerned, to the planter.
In looking over the reports of sorghum
planters in the eastern, northern and west
ern States, l find the average yield per
acre in tons runs from about II to 10 tons.
Figuring the cost of same delivered at mill,
IT appears to be about S1.5O' per ton. The
seed per acre runs from Is to As bushels, SO
that we have basis of S24 per acre for the
cane, at S2.O0 per ton (the price paid in
Kansas at the mill for cane.) Say make
only 20 bushels of seed per acre. and the
same is worth CSC per bushel, makes sc pei
acre. This makes the value of each acre
of cane $50. or say a net profit Of from SIC
to SIP per acre, to say nothing of the value
of the fodder crop.
One advantage we have over that Of Kan
sas is the longer working season, something
like twice the time
With this new farm crop introduced and
developed in our country. We viii get up
boom that viii put . quietus on the Cali
fornia fever
Mr.. Editor, would It not be advisable fO'
our Merchants Exchange 10 call q meeting
and let Us see what our town and county,
people can do in this natter
Yours,
SoBsHrU-
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Our responsibility ceases when paper arrives
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Card.

To the citizens of San Marcos and vicini
": take this opportunity Of asking from
you an examination Of our holiday goods
before making selections elsewhere I
have purchased my stock under specially
favorable circumstances. and there is no
doubt but that you viii be pleased both a. to
quality and prices. We think that We have
the most desirable and bandsomest selec-
ton that has ever been brought TO this
market in the way Of Christmas goods In
order 10 convince yourselves Of the truth Of
this, re simply ask Won % can and examine
them. ue p1blish this card in order that
you may avail yourselves IN tine Of The
vsry rare opportunity Of purchasing from
us s1eh artieies IN the way q ChnstuHs
goods as Tou may wish- II you WI only
give rs a cal our goods and prices VII
spaak for fheInsslrss without any comment
from "a Or ErE15 display WI take plscs
Dsosubsr 1. 1857 Respectfully.
,. A BEGL1.
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Wedding Bells.

The social event of the week is the mar
rage of DR., Lewis w. Cock, of our town,
and Miss Emma Earnest daughter of Will
am Earnest of Austin. The wedding. we
learn, is to take place to-day at one of the
Methodist churches in Austin, and dinner
will be given the special friends of the hap
by pair at the Driskill Hotel. A reception
will take place at the residence of ex-MayoI
Cock on tomorrow.
Our young friend, the Doctor, we believe,
has been 'given away" by Madame Rumor
to a lady of the Crescent City, and to 9th.
ers elsewhere, but like loyal Texan. he
chooses fair lady of his own state, and
certainly could not have chosen better.
The FREE PRESS tenders in advance its con-
gratulations and best wishes.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-11-24
Conference Appointments.

San Marcos Dstrict-H. G.. Horton, pre-
siding elder.
San Marcos Station-W. Fl. II. Biggs
San Marcos Circuit. +. Denton.
Seguin and Mill Creek-H. 8. Thrall
Lockhart Circuit-J. r.. Gillett,
Luling and Prairie Lea-J, s. Gillett
Gonzales Station-A. g. Biggs.
Kyle Circuit-W. J. Joyce.
HARDWOOD Circuit-A. F. Cox.
Dripping Springs Mission-J. A. CARR
son.
Belmont Circuit. W. Vest.
Litton Springs Circuit-Samuel A. Dick
inson.
Cotton Wood Mission-Robert T. Allen.
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MARRIAGE LICENSEES issued since our lai

MARRIAGE LICENSEES issued since our las
report, Sept. 20;
j. A. Armstrong and Mary Travis.
Wm, johnson aud Annie Wells.
G. +, Smothers and Mary Black.
Franciso G. De Leon and Lig Mortenig
Mastidiona Cortez and Lupe Albonora.
w. w. reeves and L. NJ. Cooper.
Frank O. Duck and Annie l.. Hancock
Marshall Storey and III. Callahan.
j. d. Tally and Matte Nichols.
Leander Gonzales anG Alphomo Marines
j. A. Beall and Tolula McGehee.
John @. Taylor and Addie l.. Mitchell.
Louis Mats and Millie Lyell.
VIM. Washington and Dashie Mickie.
George Sanders and Little Gray.
Henry Stone and Mary Barns.
T. T. Thompson and Ellen Skaggs
VIM. Henson and Laura MoWinter.
8, e. Bost and Emma Grvaes.
wilhelm M. Marstaller and Emma Held
ensech.
Gar Williams and Agile Walker,
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Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween w. A. Coward and 2. T. Fuller, IN
der the firm name of w. A. Coward d Co.,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. w.
A. Coward will continue the business, pay
all indebtedness and collect all accounts
TSiened. W. A. CowAKD.
z. T. FULLER,
San Marcos. Tex. Nov. Is, 1887.
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Jzar Williams and Agile Walker,
That Christmas Demonstration.

All who feel an interest in the proposed
Christmas parade, are respectfully request
ed to meet at the Court House on Saturday
night to consider the question, and take
such action us may be deemed best.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-11-24

Albion W. Tourgee begins in the Decem-
Der number of Lippincott's sMagazine a
series of short stories of mystery, compiler
ton, and detective ingenuity, under the
general heading of "With Guage a Swal-
low" Each story will be complete in itself,
though oil revolve around common centre
of interest
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-11-24

A posthumous essay entitled SIN Dickens.
Land" will appear in the Christmas Serb
ner's by Edwin Percy whippe, the late
critic and lecturer, who was one Of the
most ardent admirers Of the genius Of
Charles Dickens.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-11-24

Bret Harte's story in the forthcoming
Christmas Scribner's Is entitled "a Drift
from Redwood Camp" The scene Of II is
on the Pacific coast--the region of his early
successes. The hero of it, 'Skeesicks,"
is said to DO IN interesting type of the mo
account man."
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-11-24
Stock Pasturage.

Near San Marcos, so acres of land, about
10 in grass and balance In cultivation. En-
onire Mt this office
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-11-24

Lucy O. Lille gives some personal romi'
niscences of Jenny Lind Goidschmidt in the
article which she contributes to the Decem-
Der Lippincotts.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-11-24
Onr Clubbing List for 1883.

We are prepared to club the FREE PRESS to now
or removing subscribers with the following publi-
cations at tae rat specified below. ordered at the
same time with our paper. In the first column we
give the regular price Of each publication singly,
in the second the price Of the same and the FarE
PREss together.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-11-24

can take stock to pasture on my ranch
in Guadalupe county. Finest mesquite
grass and plenty of water. Special rates
given on large herds for the winter. Apply
10. r. l.. RAGSDAIE.
San Marcos. Nov. 3-3m.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-11-24

Glassware in new styles, lamps, plush
goods, albums, scrap books. etc., at the
BOOKSTORE,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-11-24

We are now prepared to do all kinds Of
lob printing in the neatest style and very
promptly, such as letter, note, and bll
heads statements, programmes, cards, etc.
\ etc. Our prices will be found to be lower
Than those of San Antonio or Austin. Leave
lour orders at the Free Press office.
Black-eyed peas,
y Beans,
j Buckwheat -four,
Ceraline,
Dat meal,
Cranberries.
Apples,
Lemons,
Uncanvassed hams and breakfast bacon,
New crop La. sugar and molasses,
Potatoes,
Kraut,
Salt,
Retailed at wholesale prices, by
San MARCOS GROCERY Co.
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Millinery.

Mrs. Richardson has received her second
large supply Of goods this week, Which
includes everything new and desirabls-
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Wanted IA Rau.

With on without bo1rd a handsome furnished
room A hsslthy, sighily loostion- Inquire
q tiiE of5cs.
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SoBGHrM.

After diphfbsriA. scarlet fevsr, orPneuno-
MA. HoodIs Sarszpzrila VII give strength
10 the system, Ena srpl al poison from
The blood-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-11-24

New ginghams, domestics, Californian
nels, etc., just opened.
JOHNSON & JOHNSON.
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Excellent buttonholes made on the White
Sewing Machine, it is far in the lead.
B. DALEY, San Marcos.
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Dress goods, ladies' wraps, jackets, cloaks,
6olmans. circulars, in full assortment at
REDUCED PRICES to clear out at
JOHNSON g. JoHNsoN's.
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At Thos Taylor's you will find full line
of choice family groceries as cheap as they
can he sold elsewhere. Call and see.
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For Rent.

A small cottage near the Institute With
four good lots enclosed Apply TO Mrs.
Richarison, the miIliner
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Our boss raw edge hats are in the lead
assortment unbroken:,
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Let us give thanks.

Still at this writing Casd) we have had nc
frost.
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The most complete stock Of goods IN our
line that we have ever offered, at prices to
suit the times. RATxoLDs & DANIEL.
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For Sale.

The World Renowned EsteY Organ.
On easy terms. CHAsTAIN q KNIGHT.
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wARxKR's Log Cabin Remedies-old-fash-
cd. simple compounds, used in the days Of
our hardy forefathers, are "old timers" but
''old reliable" They comprise a ''Sarsa-
parilla,n Hons and Buchu Remedy.
Cough and Consumption Remedy" Seal
nine for the Hair" "Extract,r for External
and internal Use. s.Plasters, Rose Cream, "
for Catarrh. and Liver Pills" They are
nut up BY n. II. Warner a Co, propretors
Of Warmers Safe Remedies. and promise 20
equal the standard value Of those great pre-
partitions. All druggists keep them
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A handsome line of Christmas cards Mt the
BooKsToRE.
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Supplies for ALL sewing machines.
b. DALEY, San Marcos.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-11-24

Ali the leading sewing machine needles,
oils and supplies sold cheap.
b. DALEY, San Marcos.
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Iuss arrived nice lot q ehsaP and ne
dun grade belstss3s. J. " Nsnrs-